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Coast to Coast - December 02 2017 - The Crash of Civilization
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General Information
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More Info............: https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/12/02
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Release Notes
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DATE: Saturday - December 2, 2017
HOST: Dave Schrader
GUESTS: Michael Grosso, Anson Williams
These are dangerous times and history seems to be accelerating toward something
big, but what? According to independent scholar Michael Grosso, Ph.D., it is
starting to look like a big crash; not a clash of civilizations but civilization
itself crashing. Grosso joined Dave Schrader (email) to discuss how world trends
might be propelling us towards doomsday.
According to Grosso, it is meaningful to think about the end of world
civilization as several trends happening right now could quite possibly spell
our annihilation: the inexorable march toward climate catastrophe is taking
place faster than expected, the revival of nuclear brinkmanship has created a
world where a global nuclear disaster could happen by accident, and the growing
divide between rich and poor across the world. "They're all increasing...
there's no evidence of any decline in these trends," Grosso warned.
Unless there is a drastic change in the general consciousness of people we are
heading for rough times, he continued. According to Grosso, a transformation of
consciousness can come out of an awareness of imminent danger. It's not until
the situation becomes graphically challenging and obvious before such a
necessary transformation can take place, Grosso explained. "We're not at the
bottom yet, we're not at the edge of the near death experience, as it were, of
our civilization before these changes can take place," he said.
HAPPY DAYS
First hour guest, Anson Williams, best known for playing Potsie on the Happy
Days, shared experiences from his time working on the legendary sitcom. "Before
we became a mega hit we were almost cancelled," he revealed, noting the show had
fallen to 48th place in the ratings. After the second season, the show's
production was changed from using a single camera and laugh track to three
cameras and a live audience with Henry Winkler's Fonzie character taking a
primary role, Williams explained. After that it became the number one show, he
added. Williams recounted watching the brilliant Robin Williams invent the Mork
character on the show. "Robin had a light on him," he said. Williams also
revealed how an overwhelming sensation prevented him from boarding a doomed
flight, and why he developed Alert Drops to help prevent tragedies on the road.
WEBSITE(S):
consciousnessunbound.blogspot.com
facebook.com/anson.williams.9
BOOK(S):
The Final Choice: Death or Transcendence?
The Man Who Could Fly: St. Joseph of Copertino and the Mystery of Levitation
Singing to a Bulldog
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